Multiple Choice
The importance of Roman Neoplatonism lies in its:
A) clear expression of Aristotle's thought.
B) acceptance of the seeking of pleasure and avoidance of pain as the primary determinant of human motivation.
C) denial of the spiritual soul.
D) rejection of universal truth.
E) dominance and adaptation during the early Christian era.
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Q9: The Edict of Milan:<br>A) led to Augustine
Q10: The teachings of Jesus:<br>A) emphasized the importance
Q11: The spread of Christianity was helped by:<br>A)
Q12: St. Paul's teachings reflect:<br>A) a strict adherence
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Q17: Two sources of pressure for early Christianity
Q18: An example of Christian adaptation and extension